The Regina crime map is the Regina Police Service’s Community Crime Map, an online map of reported crime in the city of Regina for the past 90 days, updated every night with a 24-hour delay and with each incident moved to a nearby intersection. For the bigger picture, Statistics Canada’s 2025 figures put the Regina metro area’s Crime Severity Index (CSI) at 87.4, down 12% from 2024, though still about 17% above the national 75.0.
Data: Statistics Canada, police-reported crime statistics for 2025 (released 22 July 2026), Crime Severity Index by census metropolitan area (Table 35-10-0026-01) and incidents by violation (Table 35-10-0177-01). Map features were checked on the Regina Police Service website on 6 October 2026. We link to the police map and do not republish its figures. Percentages not in the release are our own arithmetic. Updated 6 October 2026.
Key facts
- The Regina Police Service Community Crime Map keeps up to 90 days of reported crime and updates every 24 hours at about 1:00 a.m. (Regina Police Service FAQ, checked 6 October 2026).
- The Regina census metropolitan area (CMA) had a Crime Severity Index of 87.4 in 2025, down 12% from 99.6 in 2024 (Statistics Canada, released 22 July 2026).
- Regina’s crime rate fell 12% in 2025 to 6,543 incidents per 100,000 people, about 17% above Canada’s 5,585 (our calculation).
- Break-ins in Regina fell about 34% in 2025, to 337 per 100,000 (our calculation from Statistics Canada data).
- Regina’s motor vehicle theft rate was 154 per 100,000 in 2025, about 24% below the national 201 (our calculation).
What is the Regina crime map?
The Regina crime map is the Community Crime Map that the Regina Police Service launched on 25 October 2022 to show the approximate locations of reported crime in the city of Regina over a selected period. It runs on Esri’s ArcGIS platform and is linked from the Regina Police Community Crime Map page, together with an FAQ, a user manual and a glossary of crime types.
A crime map is a map of individual incidents reported to police. The Crime Severity Index is different: it is Statistics Canada’s annual measure of the volume and seriousness of police-reported crime, set at 100 for Canada in 2006. The map shows where incidents were reported; the CSI shows how much crime there is and how serious it is. Our Crime Severity Index explainer covers the method.
What does the Regina Police crime map show?
The Regina Police crime map shows a subset of reported crime in Regina, not every report, according to the Regina Police Service. The main features, from the police FAQ:
- Time window: data is kept for up to 90 days; older incidents drop off.
- Updates: every 24 hours at about 1:00 a.m., with a deliberate 24-hour delay so that early reports can be checked.
- Location: an automated process moves each incident from its original location to a nearby intersection to protect victims’ privacy.
- Excluded crimes: sexual offences and homicides are left out for victim privacy, and fraud is left out because it usually has no meaningful physical location.
- Other gaps: incidents under active investigation or considered sensitive may not appear.
- Crime types: the full list is in the map’s Glossary section.
The police say some mobile devices may ask users to log in; the Community Crime Map page offers an alternative link for that case.
How do I use the Regina crime map, step by step?
- Open the Regina Police Community Crime Map page and launch the map.
- Search for an address or neighbourhood and zoom to the area you care about, for example a 10-minute walk around a home.
- Check the Glossary, then filter to the crime types that matter: break and enter for a home, vehicle theft for parking, robbery or assault for walking routes.
- Use the full 90-day window. A few weeks of data can give a false picture.
- Compare with a part of Regina you already know, using the same crime types and dates.
- For trends over years, use Statistics Canada’s annual figures rather than counting dots.
The same steps work in most Canadian cities; see our guide to checking crime in your neighbourhood.
What are the limits of the Regina crime map?
The Regina crime map covers only part of reported crime over 90 days, so it cannot show a neighbourhood’s full crime level or its long-term trend.
- Intersections, not addresses. Moving incidents to intersections can make a corner look busier than the streets around it.
- Missing categories. Sexual offences, homicides and fraud are not shown.
- Reported crime only. Statistics Canada found that only about 29% of victimizations in Canada were reported to police in 2019.
- Footfall. Downtown, shopping and nightlife areas record more incidents because more people pass through them, not because residents face more risk.
- City only. The map covers the city of Regina; Statistics Canada’s figures below cover the wider Regina CMA, including nearby communities.
What crimes are most common in Regina?
Property crime is the most common type of crime in Regina: 10,014 of the 18,969 Criminal Code incidents recorded in the Regina CMA in 2025 (about 53%, our calculation) were property crimes, according to Statistics Canada. Violent incidents numbered 3,330.
| Offence | Regina rate per 100,000 (2025) | Regina rate per 100,000 (2024) | Change (our calculation) | Canada rate per 100,000 (2025) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| All Criminal Code offences (excl. traffic) | 6,543 | 7,445 | −12% | 5,585 |
| Violent crime | 1,149 | 1,349 | −15% | 1,443 |
| Robbery | 85 | 115 | −27% | 55 |
| Breaking and entering | 337 | 510 | −34% | 262 |
| Motor vehicle theft | 154 | 205 | −25% | 201 |
| Shoplifting ($5,000 or under) | 810 | 961 | −16% | 502 |
| Mischief | 627 | n/a | n/a | 739 |
Source: Statistics Canada, Table 35-10-0177-01, Regina census metropolitan area. n/a = not available in our data set.
Every category in the table fell in 2025. Regina’s break-in rate is still about 29% above the national rate, and shoplifting is about 1.6 times the national rate (our calculation). Car theft, by contrast, is now below the national average and about a third of the Saskatchewan rate of 424 per 100,000. Homicide was the exception to the decline: 10 victims, a rate of 3.45 per 100,000, up from 2.11.
Is crime in Regina going up or down?
Crime in Regina is going down: the Regina CMA’s Crime Severity Index fell from 112.7 in 2023 to 99.6 in 2024 and 87.4 in 2025, the lowest value in Statistics Canada’s 2015–2025 series. Regina’s 12% drop in 2025 was one of the three largest among Canada’s 41 metro areas, level with Windsor and behind only Saguenay (−13%).
Regina had the 13th-highest CSI of the 41 metros in 2025, below Saskatoon (98.9), Winnipeg (113.4) and Edmonton (95.6). For the year-by-year chart and safety advice, read Regina crime rate: is Regina safe?
How does Regina compare with other Prairie cities?
Regina had a lower Crime Severity Index in 2025 than Saskatoon, Winnipeg and Edmonton, and far below the Saskatchewan provincial CSI of 146.6, the highest of any province.
| Area | Crime Severity Index (2025) | Crime rate per 100,000 (2025) | Official police crime map |
|---|---|---|---|
| Regina CMA | 87.4 | 6,543 | Community Crime Map, 90 days |
| Saskatoon CMA | 98.9 | 7,532 | see Saskatoon crime map |
| Winnipeg CMA | 113.4 | 7,899 | see Winnipeg crime map |
| Calgary CMA | 61.7 | 5,038 | see Calgary crime map |
| Saskatchewan | 146.6 | 11,938 | – |
| Canada | 75.0 | 5,585 | – |
Regina and Saskatoon both sit well below the provincial figure, so the higher provincial numbers come from the rest of Saskatchewan; see crime in Saskatchewan and Manitoba, and all 41 metros in crime rate in Canada by city.
The police map shows where incidents were reported in the last three months. Our Canada crime map puts Regina next to every other metro area using official Statistics Canada figures.
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Regina crime map FAQ
Does Regina have an official crime map?
Yes. The Regina Police Service has run an online Community Crime Map since October 2022, showing reported crime in the city for up to 90 days.
Does the Regina crime map show exact addresses?
No. Each incident is moved automatically to a nearby intersection to protect victims’ privacy.
How often is the Regina crime map updated?
Every 24 hours at about 1:00 a.m., with a 24-hour delay before new reports appear, according to the Regina Police Service.
Why are some crimes missing from the Regina crime map?
Sexual offences and homicides are excluded for victim privacy, fraud is excluded because it rarely has a physical location, and incidents older than 90 days or under investigation may not appear.
Is crime in Regina going down?
Yes. Regina’s Crime Severity Index fell 12% to 87.4 in 2025 and its crime rate fell 12% to 6,543 per 100,000, with break-ins down about 34%.
Related: Is Regina safe? · Saskatoon crime map · Is Saskatoon safe? · Break-ins in Canada · Home security tips. In an emergency call 911.
